Sentence examples for organisations better from inspiring English sources

So this is not equality for equality's sake – this is about making organisations better.

Transparency and Accountability Sustainable organisations better manage and report information related to key stakeholders and global activities.

Social networking sites can do the former but not the latter, and therefore need to work with organisations better placed to help their users around specific issues, such as cyberbullying.

In its first report, Operating Securely in the Digital World, the forum provides guidance to help managers and leaders in public sector organisations better understand the risks and the language of information security.

When I wrote Scapegoat, I wanted to see what similarities there were between offenders, locations, victims, to see if there was anything we could do to establish risk profiles that might help disabled people and organisations better understand disability hate crime.

After exploring all alternatives, the trustees have concluded that it would be in the best interests of all of our stakeholders and the poetry world in general if we transferred our most important activities to organisations better resourced than ourselves, to support them over the long term," said PBS chair Noel Murphy.

And it would complete NASA's transformation into a leaner and more responsive organisation, better able to concentrate on its main objectives of research and helping to catalyse the gradual privatisation of the space industry.

Only with this labour intensive type of accompaniment can real progress be measured, progress that depends on poor and marginalised communities taking power in their own hands, through better organisation, better education and a more strategic vision for their future.

Some in the South West African People's Organisation, better known as SWAPO, which has ruled Namibia since independence in 1990, grumbled about neo-colonialism, but that did not stop Namibia's government from hosting a plush dinner for Western companies keen to mine the country's abundant gemstones.

It's important to hire people who are smarter than you because they make your team stronger and your organisation better.

"We must challenge ourselves further to become a more adaptive and efficient organisation, better connected to our communities, partners and stakeholders, and better able to deliver even more for Stirling in the years ahead".